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the WATER QUESTION.
TIE Ce0Wtssleasrs Furnish Ftgares %
En1igAtea the C~00teses - One
HanAred.

1aoo0fH0s
Last Mond y Mr.. ". Il. singleton, chairman OF
the suo I'm nittee on water Of the Citiz ns Com
mittee Of One Humid ed. applied 70 the District
co nnssaoaers for csrtan In orm ition In refer
ence TO the water department 90 waca the Com
missioaers have mace q r'ply, through heir score
eary. d.. TindaL as nows: In sponse 70 your
request an directed TO forw ard 70 you
taoulated inform Ion, which it Is believed meets
the points covered In your request, viz: First, .
financial statement OF receipts and rxpen iitures
under the several heads for the fiscal year lss6s7.
Secondly, similar statement tor the current
snrmaifon = ..,1i u ,, sTs ',spen, ~ me
year lsss as SIT fort an the COMM sSaoners esd
mate submitted 10 the SECRETARY o. Inc treasury;
under the several itemlzed leads for I'VE years Ia
Guiding l6<o In the statement for the current
and ensuing fiscal year, Il will be observed that
tue exact amount allotted 10 certain items cannot
be DETERMINED until the Close OF the year, a. for
example. the cost OF repairs, and the expendt-
To coounseScteS 7n o''p 49, =, rg n.xe sn ~
made when needfuL and the a. cessaty
for them cannot be anticipated In al casea OF
which the oreakage OF the L-sGreet main u an IL
Illustration. The amount OF service-mains 20 he
laid Is dependent upon the number ana Legality OF
petitIons u 'reot and varies win the greater or
less activity In building. While the Commission
ers take pleasure N Furnishing this Information,
and are prepared 10 respond 10 ali similar reason
able rQuests u Is proper invite odr attention
the fa.l mat IL is not usual 10 anticipate the con-
tents OF reports required by law 20 he submitted
70 higher authorities ana that In an ordinary
Case the clerical lorce Al tue disposal of the CON-
mis,ioners would not be sufrclent 10 warrant the
preparation OF simliar payers n The requests were
frequently renewed lnasmuch, however. ~ all
matters relating 70 The administrator OF We
water service have been seriously mlsrepresented
TO the puUc, " the embarrassment OIL the public
service aud the conus OF the puplic nind, It Is
hoped thAt Lne inquiries 10 when these papers
are al response VIII suffice TO explaia clearly 10
the citizens u the DIS, net the exact status OF
Affairs, and the methods upon which the water
b. .le Is administered"
The Commissioner lined TO permit the tabu-
lated statement referred 10 10 BE- printed saying
ttat IL l. matter aleu- they will 10 the annual
report, and therefore IL woud be manitestly I'm
proper 70 give IL 10 The puolc In advance OF Inc
prOler ume.
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THE MILLER RurLpING,
Carried Out Els Agreement.

10 the Editor Of HE EVENINo STAR:
1t Is due 10 Assistant Corporation Attorney Davis
to say thai he has carried out his agreement with
the court and with Judge Willard, In regard 10
turning on water, by causing the water TO be
turned On again at the houses where the Engineer
Commissioner had CAUSED II TO be turned on Mr.
EdN ard Devl1n, owner OF mouse GIL street nor H.
west, from which the water was on on the 1871 b
inst, informed me that MI. Davis CAUSED The
WAFER 70 be turned on again yesterday at said
house, and thai the same Is true In oIner Case,
where the water Was cut OF. j. II. CRANE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22
The Last Dav At PimlicO.

The Last DaV Al P1Ml11COe
KING CRAB WINS THE FIRST RACE.
PIMLICo, Md, OctO er 22.-Elrst race, purse
$685. Tor Lwoyear- lbs, Z lnIlc King Crab, n ST
Vance, second; Signt Uns- q, Third. lime, l :@a
ROYAL AhCB CAPTURES THE SECOND.
Second race, han ilcap sweepstakes; FOR all ages,
l SIG mi rs. Royal Area. first; VosDurg, second;
Leiogas, third. Time, 2:1lx.
DUSBOYNE GETS tbs BOWIE STAKES
Third race-The Bowie stakes, for all ages, at
800 each, hall forfeit, Will q 900 add d. OF which
half. DunbOyne nrs;, Elkwo0d second, Barnum
Third. Time, 4:46.
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Brave YOang J0hm Barrett Dead.
rHR BOY WRo wAa SHOT waILE DRPRNDiSo IN

SISTERS.
The New York Tribune to-day says: Young Jno
Barrett who was shot BY tue Italian, Longotardi
while protecting has sisters from insult died yes
terday in the Chambers Street Hospital For
some time it was expected that be would recover,
but about q 10, yesterday his symptoms took Q
fatal turn. Coroner Eidmans deputy, Or. schoief,
tie ngS shoulder Glade, afrsr passing GSroag6
Of The dead boys parents, at No 81 Madison street
e.
the youta's SISTER Mary. On sunday evening young
Barrett went TO visit some friends living west Of
PARK Row. MARI who is moderately good look
went with hin. Returning 1t Q late hour they
crossed Park Row IL Roosevelt street. Young
Barrett who was extremely near-sighted.
q stree: &C. si Hs. e n usss &
A dozen yards from Park Row. In Roosevelt
street. Ihs girls were met By two Italians
Eas - .sm saSgus aoa 80, A si s a ma go
sharply, sYou had better look outi You donr
know VINO you are talking 90" The Italian caught
hold Of her dress 70 detain her. VIII have you
cry. The Italian VINO had ins1lted Mary vita .
curse Struck her in the breast Young Barrett had
neaRi bus sisters outcry ano vas iunning toward
her as SDderssosa ,s sns 'o ana w Mnsn
out b station. attached the bigger one.
striking him In the face with MS dsI
an. otg rufaan inmsdlassy soogns 10 nus pooSss
VI large caiibsr. ~ the same moment the smaller
IIaiian seized the yoStp from behind. The serus-
gle lasted only . seeoDd kaisang ths evo,vsr .
Italian 6red- Barrett fell back With groan and
the Italians ned. Mary Barrett had pluck enough
70 pursue them unul the big ono vas capl ureI
saDpss &c sS ol as ne
n 6t1l Ct larHe.
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Annie lnyraln Alive.

SHE WAS NOT The VICTIM OF The RAILWAY MURDER
NuR CnEDAgUAD THE AURDEKER
PHILADELPHIA, OcLOUer 22.--Int Railway muir
DER LuysLeiy Was iurtner inystln d to-day by Inc
airals nIneut Ia the central police sta ZION nerc OF
Uoln Frank Gre .eIord, the supposed muir
derrr ana Annie Ingraln, who was Thought by the
wnoSe dead body Was found at Railway in March
last.
1 he latest clew which fixed upon Annie Ingra-
ham as the victim ald 6rtieford as the murdrI en-
WIS Iolluweu up by PHILADELPHIA detectives, and
laSt night they succeeded i'll 1uding both.
Botu lLe prisoners were discnara eu to-day.
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DEXTER,S GREAT SENSATION.
Excitement Over the Hearing in sh'
Case OF Cromwell and Stain.


DEXTER, Me-, october 22.-There Is or at excite
ment here this morning over the he ling In the
case OF Stain and Cromwell, alleged TO be impli.
Gated In the murder OF Cashier Barron and robDing
o. Dexter binA. From early morning PEG pie nave
Deen pouring inlo own, and two hours before the
Time i0r the nearing large crowds had gathered In
front Of the hail, e.g 10 gain abundance. Hum
dredS OF ladies art among Tue number. The street
corners are crow Led aud Sidewalks lined with peo-
PIE ANXIOUS 10 catcn glimpse or tue prisoners as
they came from tue Lraln. The prisoners arrived
Al 10 UclocA and were driven directly to the nail.
As soon as the doors opened tue building Was
crowd win people, ana all staining ruo.n was
occupied, whlle huudredS could not obtain admis-
Sion.
county attorney F. H. Appleton opened the case
Tor Tue prosecution. He Traced The history OF the
Barron case, showed how Barron Was found and
SAID marks on him Indicated without question
tnat he had been the vlcLlOn OF II IOul luur-
Der. tie spoke about the stain gang In Mednrld
Aud SAID tnaL the Government wOu,d prove Lue Ill
legations; that the Government would also Snow
tuat su01equenL " tnis Lllne C.O.uwcu confessed
10 Confederate That he aud Stain were The Iuen
VINO hliIed Barron; tuat they would Introduce
Dexter men no saw SCala and Cromwell here at
that tlme "We START" he SAID, "witn tue TACT
enIs admitted To diueienl persons that tney were
la DeAIcr dL tne Time Lney participated In luis
enterp,ise Resulting In the deaLn OF Mr.. Barron"
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Charges Against Gould and Sage.
AN ATTEMPT TO UAvE THEN INDICTED POR GRAM
LARC.NY.

NEW YORK, october 22.-Wm. II. De Lancey,
representing the old stockholders OF the Kansas
Pacific ha.rodd, oddy med III The district altor-
ney'o oice three bulky documents which de ires,
shall be submitted to he grand jury with view TO
indlcting JAP uOuld and russell sage for grand
larceny. The papers allege that Me,srS. GOuId
and SAGE are gull OF taal crime, because they
appro riated s. 600 OOO worth OF stocks and b0nds
belonging 10 Lawyer DeLanceys clients In jan
uary, 1870.
II /, Is true that the alleged feonious appropria-
ton occurred In 1870, no criminal action can be
Instituted, tue law explicitly reciting that no
criminal proceedings Will mold good aiIer the ex-
piration VI nve years
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A seash Wa.hingsen le,provemens.

MI VIM Il Baum has just completed row OF
buildings located on the southwest cUrner % 9Th
and b slrreLs, opposite the New Medical Auseum
On The corner there Is Large three-suory and eel
Lar ouiidins. Tue fronts are o. psesscu and orna-
mental moulded and terra Gotta Orcks. There Is
circular tower on lne corner running 10 cornrcc,
and ullsned Win a hlgn slate roo. The b-s.feet
nonI has u large DAY window runuiI u 70 roof. ne
7In-slreet frunt Is broken with asters and teTLni
hating IN gables al roof he cornice IL VI DricA
AND galvanized iroa, and extends rai. hlsn above
uuor nas Two Stores, Hith Large entrance hall GA
tue b-street front leadlng 10 The dweilng above
stores. Ihe interior l. nllSned In wnlle IA ae- n
h. Uf.mm IL The arcuilecL The cvst Ii ssvOo Al
JOINING these and designed by the same a. c.iIect
are four lwo-olo.y and basement dwellings,. villa
L. rdled If01ts. kdcn isCuSe LAS DAY WinIVw run
mag W The coruice and slate ROOFS w .Ie eIut VI
auJoilinX bulidlns. l.e Ironis are OF pressed AID
uloulded pr1cka. The nouS~s have seven rvOins
anu baln-rvoins eacn, VIA wl1e NerdDdas M lac
re-r. Tue InterIUrs are finished In wnils pine.
lue cosl, $4,000.
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NorIcE.
DON'T BE DECEIVED By THE WORD
GOODYEAR
But SEE THAT YOUR
RUBBEk SHOES,

RUBBER BOOTS,
BuBBER CLOTHING.
RUBBER HORSE COVERS
and AL other RI BsER GOODS are stamped with the
e1tire name and trsae-naar4,
'GooDiEAR RUBBER Co. NEW YORK"
and with nothing 81 ..
the best
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.
3O9 9TH st n. w.,
Three Doors from Peuusylvsn1s ave.
MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager
Poor Rubber Goods are dear Vt any price, o2Oeo
J.wALKER'k SONS. IVA 10TH bT NV
~ Parchment ksper. Aortsr Covrx. Cilnxc,sl Lime
ksl,lAA. Aisa u. tvp csAls1I sSs
1s4ss GA L. .s~S
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Dense Fog in London.

FEARS THAT THE UNEMPLOYED wOkKMEN WILL TAKE
ADVANTAGE or II To Gauss TROUBLE.
LONDON, OclOb r "a dense fog prevails here,
anu IL /, feared THAT The Unemployed worAmeu
VINO nave been creating Disturbances for tue past
rev days wIu taAe advantage VI this IdcI 10 III X !.
further trouble. Al present every hing Is quiet,
and the crowds In the parAs are snali.
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Delay In she arausSer Of ssThs
S.rapoic.v

from The New Iribunt, To-day.
Al "dS expected Iast 1ne Graphic would BE-
Transferred on .asL tuesday 20 tue syndicate Of
pfol,.nent repuohcstns " no hid arranged ior the
purchase OF II and laIt IL aoG,d appear tDat eve
nias an lne interest OF the republican party. Ths
Change Was LOT made. The Decay nas gwen ria
" several univunsed rUmOrA ahe rrasOn ior Az ~
uhdefsiood ~ Oe d. loIo~s: NAen lion
A. .Ai.Ie Tue iuiCAascrs 49, seed ~ assume al
III haolIues vi Lhe GTuyhlc I.D...-llng
S'ulp"h!. subsequently, L. Was asceIl.lu,a
staadlas Deargug the lndorseLleAl OF Major
hIAcA.ey, AID le Question 10 wet ..rr iie
pelsona,.! VI t.ie COMPANY Vas IespOhsiD.e Ior
Laein lntil tue ia s.IOn h.UllIy asI 1set,n de-
leI.-iheu TIE heN luICnas g Mctc uuallIllg 10
aOoepl the properly, and tlIe Transfer was LOST
pVheu one VI cue ulealoeIs OF J.ic ~ Ddlgatr sid
las. hisnt .aal ths oal sam ALL. at, alter al.
ciaruu vu tnOS ~ D-rnvs, tlie cdl.OT fOT the - Ia
SiSa,T, ssld tHat ilse lncdc Mas a hl,Ch an he
LaAaIvI, NC lAvus Wound cNellIu.lly ue made
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DAVID q. Xellogg. of spuyten Dayvfl n T., CON-
mstlod oujcAde laG night at Nsw London, CoGn. 81
sDoofing hiinqelf through the hearl. H. vas tlArS
year "a, and grHdaated from Ylio VITA the clnsD
q I07A Ksdc:S Wa 81 lhs famous 'vars1fy CreW
" "a Wach Won n the centsantnl eootsufs a.
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The Trcable.ensc Crow lnd,an..

-NKpIcIsB NAN LOOKING ArTEk kIsFokcksExrN
iodian Inspector Armstrong. 81 the crow
agency. telegrarhs the SECRETARY OF The Int.
nor that "Meiicine Man and his Sven
teen followers have gone % the Toague
River Agency and are endcavoring &C
In luce the Northern Cheyennes 10 JOIN them an 10
slsting the authority OF the Government The SEQ
rotary OF the Interior transmitted tue &c ezra 70
the War Department and repeated h.s request taat
t.si department shall act promptly In sappsessias
Tue pnIuly Indiana
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Il RENT-e-RooM HOUSE AND STORE; CAN BE
Soush ~ Isasd 81, .shA 10; Il Antique ur;
n n d.ys On B. .s.n Any tin.s aoio 20 Is
I1A-ows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

From tbs LOn0oo THU
In New Yesk, and, bslisve. IN soma Ingiish
towna. the dust and refuse Of ea>h house are pul
outside N psA every morning and srs removed
a once THIS y fAs more casaaly thaa having .
lusE hale. % 1 e6sctually prevsnts the COO
rnctoes present plan " oAacknAlling o. lesssng
Us tnhahvants d houses 70 he caaaces o.
foVol.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TGleglanS 10 The Star.
THE BULGARIAN s0BRANJE.
The Russiams Gail % a Phantom Q
National RepfeNemt tom

National Represent .tiOn.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
FRANKFORT, October 22.-The Journal de 81.
Petersb0uro, In an article to-day. says that the
proceedings OF the Bulgarian sobranJe amount to
nothing and can never bring about the solution Of
the Bulgarian question. 1t calls the s0branje Q
phantom OF national representation and product
OF vtll.iny and violence.
The Continental stock exchanges to-day were
dun but arm.
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Mama:
Washington ssOcX Exchange.

Tie following changes from yesterdays quot atom
On the Masn,nxton STOCK Excn.<e are a9lsi to-,i,y
z. B. a. coupons l26 I'D. 1854 ss.ed.
bid. ~ s,kel. washington and Georgetown rail-
road bonds. 2l5 bid. go asked MerropoMt.n fam
ry41 sIYcA, lob sAksd. Washington Ges, SON I'D.
S.a asked in,S Se0rEssUxn Gas. AZ bid ss s:ksd
~ u,d. t3S A.Asd. tuvss Insurance, . D,d, 81
.sked. 6snx Of Warrington. go bill $40 asked
~ ssxsda Ws.uinxson .iynt infantry LIST sixs. %
U04umbi. Ssuon.i Bsnx. 10 Sd. IL. asEed Coinr..
bas Title INSURANCE, uau 81 asked
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L'okRkN r-HOUsEs, EURNIS Ed
mo: A IkLsC0l I, No l4I6 =: nv. Kslloss
80. via iS,h 81; NV. s-.tory MD ..tie Sriek. IL
rooIns completely furnished aud Piano $50 per
sazE sf .ls 70 $50 ias
ss and Pull A.: sts and s.;s
Somp,stsiy aud niesy furlishsd: szos.sss Per
room. S.pa;em.ls furnished ssSSS e: month :.
rosS. 1.ndsomely furnisnsd. ssoo per moUIh.
tanning 4 in
iusn nm s9sS per mon,n r.,nv a.,n. p,...
tanning os in ,SoruGsS order na
iuriishcd, g. SO per montn
or neg eS
rooms &C., teiy md ucey iur.ished INC. I'd.
sa.o e. onsl .- Apply 70 JSo ~ SUIT 4ia
oA AAN1- uxrunsrsHKp.
y i. g MMs y 70 lo2I st nw 10000
iS2s fG IL q: 1885 1885 ST. 81. 500
Si rS;H y SSs is ssn St: ion.
isSa 81 n i&5CoziI0 So .o. SO 50
FURNlSAED.
k.t mr. 1910 m's)saooo sls 18Th :t.......I 81
G isSI sys mo 'sa g :. +, bet y %
s22 81 2Vlo st.......... Us vi
1862 h a. 10000 .vIyN.tn tDy. ri ii : ID
]! is be sales st. IL S667 Qs... near Iit6 iioVS
i.SS Soal 5000 us .isi .t:."....: 600
mos, desirable SECTIONS OF the city Uniurnshed hats
III apartment house Oihces Tor rent FOR particulars
oil ~ ETH 4 ~ JoaSsfoS. 1913 18th ST. NV
EVk khAl-MODIRN RESISTANCE. ~.
if5i :. St; , 10 ro0 80; st. fur 10 rooms
Sais. sTEsalR t ti H. i HsS 8. s.
=, Or LEN IL hNlsHED on UNFUnNlsHEO-
- new COTTAGE: two s:ory and attic, Oakl md ave-.
iMps. H. i. /. LEiioLD. isal St. i =. ". o2I-6t 1'
kSKREss[-A NICE sEyEN,Ro0A House, WITH
= c clr css and Herss s2 S. n dSSIs
OF Il HILL. 3i5 Pa ave. NV. o2I.st:
ES. hSi1 a.: htEGANI AND SoMPLEt Ella
couveuiencss. Addisss l7.,0 81 n. ". o2I-8t
l. Oh RENT-l7O6 10TH ST. THREE-sTURY
l. brlck. ~ roous all mod. imps.
Ofx st. Ds4 rSESn II 14i 1871 =. an NV
l,OR RENr-Two ELEGANT DWELLINGS, Ola
oaa SS st wet 4.
ie
4, OR RENT-A NEW TwO-sTOKY BAY WINDOW
!is ana , o.Sh cu.dinx 6r1Gk house slo st NV
thAhk i. BROWNING. .I6 5rn st NV. Colin
l. OR Rents ST. NE, SEWN ROOMS: 1
u 81 e., nine rooms; modern improvements, newly
+. v. CXHLAchAN. s3I North capitol ST. oSDSm jim
EOh RENT1FUkNlSHED-l3 18TH ST. N. W.,
Il 1875; lao massachusetts, ave. $4,000; 1918
l1tn II. Il. w.: $S333; l6Oi l6,h st S2pO; 1911
X ST. u. W., $l2o. JANIS A. BATES,
sZ+ lm 1407 st. n. W.
I, OR RENT-ELEGANT BRICK DIV MELTING. s e
Il cor 18th St and AhOde Island ave, Cpl osite Gen
Snerldsn'a JOHN z. BEALL L CO.,
au2o-2m l32l 81 NV.
EoR KENT-UNFURNIsHED-.
- Zine house, II rooms, excellent locality. 80. $500
l64O H. l. ave-, 10 rooms. ............ ........ 1uO
1918 81. n.w. n rooms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
Ground floor. 633 ST. NV, < rooIns............ so
Per rooms, o3o St NV. each ............... 10
lo0S = LIST st. NV, b rooms. IS
Ienleytown road and cooley Lane. 10 rs-...... 25
1enlsy town toao 1T northern Georgetown bound
JUHN E BEALL i CO.
oI.lm l32l F street.
EORRENT-COTTAGEIM IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE
President Cleve aids. corner Tenleytown Road aud
cooley LANE containing II rooli.s: as per mouth
JOHN T. BkALL CO. 1871 81. NV, au2 5-2m
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THE ANARcRsxr CASES.
TIE Heartsg ia the supreme Court .
ser rhursday Next.

The hearing o. the sp ,licatico Tor wit OF erru
Thursday next.
Mr. Hunt the attorney-generai Of Illinois, snc
the other counsel In the Gases, have been notlnec
o. the TACT
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Paterson's cemeteries.


t. hoKAl-s AND Dis4kACG
The grand Jur. ar Tie septenIOer term OF the
Court OIL oyer ana lerInlner In Paterson. n l.
yesterday handed Ia pIssenllmelL an reference
70 TIE condition VI the cemeteries winch lie In the
heart OF tne city. They dec.are the couditlon u
the ceInete.ies 10 Be continual menace 20 morals
aud uiss raVe 10 me MeaItny aud MY rcs,yCt-
abs rviigious conertgalODs ON mag sucn purlal
pIsces- iusy say t4dl oouIes UuT1ud under "A
lhin vel Oh edrIa id tnat Inc gases puJreIact-
ton ierlDeaIe the .,nosi there AID cause slUknes,
Ia soine places the grand jury Ioand IS many
as sixteen hundred lnIerlacuLs 20 the acre
bodies being paced On top o. each other
aIld buried even in lnc roadwayS The trees and
snruoveTy In the ceIneIerics mad been ABOVE ed te
grow VIA uutil tue ce..setenes the resort OF
...ne night prowl-rs, Tue lesd and The lawless."
The land jay IurIher STAGED taaL the under.
takers are thc prina pal cause Of the shameful con-
diIon vi aIIatrs, anu mentioned some those 10
conlrloule W a. Ihey dem4nd rigorous prosecu.
tioa unless Tue condition. VI Affairs aluered The
codrt ordered lne prcsenlleat p1ltad In Ia. daily
neSspapeIs OF Paterson and copies served on Tue
cousiee ations reiered 10. expressing q nope thai
tne lndi.Idaai unaeitlAers urnuonsd would take
heed . puDllcallyQ-
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FINANCIAL AND CO.MMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following the olenIny aud closing prices of
the New Aork ) lock Market REPORTED by special
wire TO " rson Nacartuey, IA ~ 4 street.
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RANGE or THE THEknoNETHk-1he following
were the readings Al lle sigma once to-day: =
H., 90; 2 pm, 81; maximum, 81; minimum, 90
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.O.f 2ls, st.n.w..l0r.s10
lao v st NV. l-r.. 10
lUOU IStn ST I-w., l0E..0J
lO-.: : u Il l. " ~ .OJ
20 N. j. ava a.e-- Tor. 30
"a. D~a- ~ -. S-A.bI..- NJ
24.1S Craven L errsce.or..Ju
49, " ST. L.-w- AOr. So. ~
.slU litu It'll. IBID
iOUI 10Th 81. Nv. lUr. 80
AJi4 .5Uta D.. NV. lsE.5U
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

WANTS TO ExANIss TIE DISTRICT ESTIMATES
Mr.. Reginald Fendall has applied TO the Secretary
or the Treasury for permission 70 examine the On
cial copy OF the District estimates submitted by
the Commissioners tor the next nScal year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22
Hard on Sunday LIQUOR Sellers.

UTICA, n. Y, OCTOBER 22.-TUree salOon-keeperS
convicted and pieadiDS gully to selling lquJr On
SdnIdJ i'll This city. nav. been senteNccu 70 DreaA
sLone 10 Lne coduty jail ior Ia ~ days number
Oi oLntr similar oaeuuers are TO follow.
Fears He May Meet Ais fBrOthcr's Fate.
lNDIAnAPOLIs, IND. OutoOer 22.-A NeWs special
hosu teru, luu, says: b,ii 1.eeD, brolncg of
Aner wuo - la III III Lnl, cats, L. In abject lerIOr
ieaiing Lie iale brOtiier Inet IAst Tuere
are ru.Iors VI yhcAing, UuL W1iuuuJ lvuna Illun.
ne reiterates Lne stave.AeAC thai llss NaDUilL Is
alive in IeXaS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22
Interior Department Changes.

Interior Department Changes
The following official changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior:
Once OF the Secretary-Promolon: Herman z.
Blau, Of District OF Columbia, s1,4OO 10 s., 900;
Heber Todd, OF District Of Columbia, $1,000 70
sl.4OO.
General Land Onlce-Promotion: Mrs. Madge T.
Baicon, Of New YORK, $500 70 $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

Mrs. A. G. Darling was thrown from dog cart
In Anacostia this morning and cut her head badly
Al pile Of stones.
Cam tan RUPERT was excused this morning a.
q ju. o.; in the Criminal Court.
In tie case OF Wm. Mclaughlin alias Linthecum,
charged with Larceny, his recognizance was for.
feited to-day.
Co.ored Catholics Of Capitol Hill propose 70 hold
falr, The proceeds OF which Will form the nucleus
OF u III u to be used for the purchase OF lot and
the erection OF u church.
The reptile deparcuent OF the Smithsonian has
begun series Of experiments with rattlesnake
poison on rabbits and pigeons, as receatly de-
scrocd IL THR Star, with the view TO discovering
some an,fdote ior ratt lesnake bites.
pea ling musical and literary entertainment
Was given BY The so,i1ers Home Tempe, ance
uaion as their na1 ls.t evening IN celebration Of
Band Miss Maets, heiOerger; 0rigy sitter, ODER
aud tar.tgaa. ARA Dr.. Power, btxnor fabtAni,
Drs. White, and Aessss soutaWtck and Jewell
took art.
X 0ecc B. Scott has bought for Loco, Of @.
:. Carer, lot lot, Carters sub, south Collogo
grounds, x2bl eet 20 l4th street sxiendod, By Is
iest n0sta q cAAo.n stseet.